How does this work? Is there a tube running between the cannister and the irrigator tool? Or can you lft the instrument out and use separately?
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There is a tube connecting them. If you look at the picture, you can see wrapped around the bottom of the irrigator tool is a coiled tube. You just pull the tool out of the base and it is connected by this tube.
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When you lift the irrigator tool out of its base there is a coiled tube that is connected to the tool and to the cannister that provides the flow of liquid between the two when it is turned on.
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If I remember correctly you have to buy a separate mixing valve, pretty sure there was a link to it from the page I bought it from. It works great for us.
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It worked well with homemade fertilizer, which I assume is much thicker than liquid cleaner. I put a PVC pipe in the bucket I was siphoning from so I could make sure the liquid was siphoned off. When I noticed the level was not dropping, I increased the flow of the nozzle.
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As others have noted, it may well be that there are parts missing. iSi seems to be very hap hazard about this. The cylindrical tube goes in first, then the thing that looks like a soda straw with the flat top goes in on top of that. Then screw on the hard plastic head with the trigger on it, screw it on very tightly and you're done. You should also have a t-shaped device for pulling the cylincrical tube out for cleaning. If you are missing any of these parts, complain to the vendor.
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I am afraid you'll have to play it by ear. I purchased the one that was supposed to fit my can but it didn't. I finally bought a small holed salt shaker, transfered the can contents thru a funnel, and have much more control of how much and where it goes that way.
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The purpose of this portafilter is to troubleshoot your grinding and tamping technique. If your technique is good you will see a single stream on the center of the portafilter. If it's not so good there will be all sorts of problems like secondary streams, squirts coming out of the periphery of the filter and an off-center stream. I had a lot of those issues and troubleshooting them one by one has improved my pulls greatly.
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The contents of the tube should squeezed out easily to be mixed with the contents of the can. I had no issues with my tube. Make sure you squeeze the tube starting from the bottom end then working your fingers towards the top. The contents from the tube should flow like toothpaste.
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Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings why spend that money. The Lumax unit comes with detailed instructions. Susan Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings... » Read More Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings why spend that money. The Lumax unit comes with detailed instructions. Susan « Show Less
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The canister vac has a retractable cord.There is a button on the canister part so when you done just unplug and hit the button, it does the work for you!
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What you are describing is what I did with my Ranger pick up truck and why I bought this item. This item fits the tops of the Envirosafe cans which are the same as R134a cans. The threads on some of these cans are not perfect, they make millions of these cans and quality control on them isn't perfect. I found if you make sure not to cross thread them, they will work, even though you need to use extra force to make sure you get a good seal with the seal inside of the valve on this item. As far as the needle making a perfect seal for storage of the extra refrigerant in an unused can, you can't bet on it. It will hold for a while, but for how long, who knows? I think if I need to do it, this is what I will do. I think if you leave the valve on the can, of course, then connect the hose to the manifold of a gage set and the gage valves are closed securely, with all connections tight, I think this should work. The can tap with gage and hose assembly fits R12 fittings and others like on house AC, plus you can get adapters to go from R12 to R134a fittings. I also have ordered R134a right angled adapter fittings, so it will possible to also use this can tap on R134a systems. Servicing AC IS complicated, but it is a lot less so after you get into and also do some research. Hope this helps. By the way the right angled adapters of the R134a system, really do make things a lot more accessible. If you don't have a gage set, I would suggest a fitting that can be screwed into the end of the R12 fitting on this hose to block it off, IF the valve doesn't seal the can. This fitting would need to be soldered shut somehow. (I think I will do this myself. If you can't trust the valve, closing off the hose makes sense.)
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There are two knobs on the line splitter. It's black. Make sure they are open as they control air flow. There is very little way to mess up hooking it up as long as the tube is over the plastic part that sticks out on the side.
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That won't be a problem. The valve on the irrigating pick diverts the water from the shower head to the device. You can divert all or some of the shower head water using the valve.
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A small adapter hose comes with the unit and you attach that to a regular hose and run it out to wherever you want. It is a great unit!
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I do not imagine it would be. The two instruments work at different water pressures. I do highly recommend the Grosann HydroPulse as a means of nasal irrigation. I have had mine for over 3 years and love it. There is one "watch out for." Many ads on Amazon show dissatisfaction because they don't last long - weeks to months. The trick is that after one uses the unit, I "flush" the unit with 30 oz of water just to make sure I get all of the salt solution cleaned out. The reason for premature failure of the many units is that the salt dries out in the unit and causes high friction in the unit. I do not imagine it would be. The two instruments work at different water pressures. I do highly recommend the Grosann HydroPulse as a means of nasal irrigation. I have had mine for over 3 years and love it. There is one "watch out for." Many ads on Amazon show dissatisfaction because they don't last long - weeks to months. The trick is that after one uses the unit, I "flush" the unit with 30 oz of water just to make sure I get all of the salt solution cleaned out. The reason for premature failure of the many units is that the salt dries out in the unit and causes high... » Read More I do not imagine it would be. The two instruments work at different water pressures. I do highly recommend the Grosann HydroPulse as a means of nasal irrigation. I have had mine for over 3 years and love it. There is one "watch out for." Many ads on Amazon show dissatisfaction because they don't last long - weeks to months. The trick is that after one uses the unit, I "flush" the unit with 30 oz of water just to make sure I get all of the salt solution cleaned out. The reason for premature failure of the many units is that the salt dries out in the unit and causes high friction in the unit. « Show Less
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Yes, the main 1/2" hose runs from your faucet (which has the filter, timer and pressure reducer) and run the hose "near" to the plants that you want to irrigate. Then you insert multiple 1/4" hoses into the 1/2" hose (the location of insertion is near to where you want to drip) to drip water at the base of your plant. I recommend that you look on YouTube.com to view a video if you want further tips and information.
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I couldn't find a way to separate without breaking it. So I end up just rinsing it out after use. In that way it is a poor design. If someone knows how to do it, I would be interested in knowing too.
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It works just like a caulking gun. To be honest, I never read the instruction book. One thing this does not come with is a tamping tool but you can order one cheap from LEM. http://www.lemproducts.com/product/jerky-cannon-gun-barrel-stomper/jerky-cannon-gun-accessories It gets the air out of the tube and makes the jerky feed more consistent.